Alexpress Towing Service · Lic. TI-00516(786) 436-3553
24/7 emergency dispatch · Hollywood, FL
Tow truck in Hollywood, FL — 24/7 flatbed towing and roadside assistance near the Broadwalk
Car trouble in Hollywood? Dispatch runs 24/7 from Sunrise — about 15 miles out, usually 25-45 minutes depending on I-95 and Turnpike traffic. Alexpress Towing Service runs 8 trucks 24/7 — call (786) 436-3553 or WhatsApp (786) 881-7570.
Drivers looking for towing near me in Hollywood reach us at (786) 436-3553 — 8 trucks on the road around the clock.
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Answer first Yes — we tow in Hollywood 24/7. Trucks leave our Sunrise base at 8610 NW 24th Ct, roughly 15 miles away, and the typical window is 25-45 minutes; dispatch confirms your real ETA on the call. Call (786) 436-3553. Coverage map Every part of the city, ocean side to Turnpike side. Regular calls come from Hollywood Beach and the Broadwalk, Downtown Hollywood and Young Circle, the Hollywood Lakes sections east of US-1, North Beach up toward the Dania line, Emerald Hills, Hollywood Hills, Boulevard Heights and the 441 Corridor on the west side, plus West Hollywood, Driftwood and Washington Park. Hollywood is bordered by Fort Lauderdale to the north, Dania Beach and the port to the northeast, Hallandale Beach to the south, Pembroke Pines to the west and the Atlantic to the east — so we can reach any edge of the city quickly from Sunrise. Distance About 15 road miles. The usual run is I-595 east to I-95 south, exiting at Hollywood Blvd, Sheridan St or Stirling Rd depending on where you are; for West Hollywood and the 441 corridor we sometimes stay on I-595 to the Turnpike and come in from the west. In light traffic that is a 25-minute run — morning and evening rush on I-95, or event traffic near the beach and the Hard Rock, pushes it toward 45. That is why we quote a range, not a promise: the dispatcher looks at live conditions when you call and gives you an honest arrival window before the truck rolls. Highway breakdowns I-95 and US-1 (Federal Hwy) are the two corridors that carry most of Hollywood. On I-95, get onto the right shoulder if you can, stay behind the barrier, and tell dispatch the nearest exit — Hollywood Blvd (Exit 21), Sheridan St (Exit 21B area) or Stirling Rd — plus your direction of travel. FDOT Road Rangers do patrol I-95 in Broward for free basic assists; if one reaches you first, they can move the car to a safer spot while our truck is on the way. On US-1 it is usually safer to pull into a lit business lot than to stay at the curb. Give us the cross street — Sheridan, Hollywood Blvd, Johnson or Pembroke — and we stage on the right side of the road. Local scenario Beach parking is its own world: tight metered lots along the Broadwalk, the city’s Garfield and Nebraska garages, and packed rows around Charnow Park and Margaritaville on weekends. Tell us the lot name and the row — “Garfield Garage, level 2” beats “somewhere near the sand.” Low-clearance garage ramps mean a wheel-lift instead of a full flatbed for some spots; dispatch asks the clearance if you know it. Salt air is hard on batteries that sit all week. A jump start usually has you moving in minutes, and if the battery is done we tow it to your shop instead of selling you a roadside fix you did not ask for. Local scenario The Seminole Hard Rock complex off US-441 is a frequent call — huge lots, busy entrances, valets that need the car moved now. Give the garage or lot name and the level; we coordinate the pull-out with security when needed. At Memorial Regional Hospital on Johnson St, tell us which entrance or garage you are in — patient transport comes first, and a quiet flatbed keeps things calm. In the Hollywood Hills and Emerald Hills sections the problem is different: narrow residential streets and cars parked nose-in behind other cars. Our drivers winch out or wheel-lift from tight spots every day. Local conditions Pattern we see: dead batteries after king-tide weeks, when beachside streets near the Intracoastal take on water and cars that sat through it will not turn over. Salt air eats terminals year-round. Summer rain floods the low sections west of US-1 fast, and cars that push through standing water often stall two blocks later. We also get the I-95 crash calls, the “car sat in the condo garage all summer while I was up north” snowbird specials, and event traffic fender-benders around Young Circle and the Hard Rock. Hurricane season means a wave of winch-outs from yards and swales. Equipment The fleet is flatbed-first: 21-foot rollbacks for AWD cars, EVs and anything low — beach condos are full of Teslas and low-clearance sedans. Wheel-lift wreckers handle the tight Broadwalk lots, alley pickups and short in-town moves. The roadside service truck does jump starts, lockouts, tire changes and fuel delivery without a tow when the fix is simple. Motorcycles go on the chocked flatbed. For box trucks and heavier vehicles we tell you on the call if the job needs a bigger unit — no surprises at the curb. ZIPs Hollywood runs on ten street ZIPs: 33019, 33020 and 33021 for the beach, downtown and the central grid, 33023 through 33029 for the western sections toward Pembroke Pines and Miramar, plus 33004 and 33009 on the Dania and Hallandale edges. (33022, 33081, 33083 and 33084 are PO-box ZIPs.) Give the ZIP plus a cross street and dispatch knows your quadrant before you finish the sentence. Pricing It depends on three things: where the car is, where it is going, and what it takes to load it. A flatbed pull from a Broadwalk garage is not priced like a curbside hookup in Emerald Hills. What we promise is simple: you get a real quote on the phone before anything moves. If something changes on site — a different vehicle, location or extra work — the driver tells you and confirms before doing it. Factors that move the number: flatbed versus wheel-lift, garage clearance, AWD or EV loading, and how far the destination is from the pickup. Call (786) 436-3553 and describe the job — no obligation. Trust FAQs Both. We run calls on the barrier island — the metered lots along the Broadwalk, the Garfield and Nebraska garages, residential streets in Hollywood Lakes — and everywhere west to the Turnpike. Tell dispatch the lot name or nearest beach access point. Yes. AWD and electric vehicles go on the flatbed with soft straps — no dragging the drivetrain. Mention the model and the garage clearance if you know it, so we send the right rig for a low ramp. Get to the right shoulder if it is safe, stay behind the barrier, and call us with your direction of travel and the nearest exit. FDOT Road Rangers patrol I-95 in Broward and may reach you first — they can move the car to a safer spot while our truck comes. Usually it is a dead battery from sitting in salt air. Our service truck can jump it in the garage in most cases; if the battery or something else is done, we flatbed it to your shop. Tell us the garage level and height clearance when you call. It depends on the pickup spot, the destination and the loading. You get a real quote on the phone before we dispatch. If anything changes on site — different vehicle, location or extra work — the driver tells you and confirms before doing it. Call (786) 436-3553. The roadside service truck covers jump starts, lockouts, tire changes and fuel delivery across the whole city — often faster and cheaper than a tow when the car just needs a small fix. Nearby cities Help now Share your location, vehicle and destination. Dispatch confirms an honest arrival window before the truck rolls.Need a tow truck in Hollywood, FL?
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Local resources: City of Hollywood official site · Broward County towing rules · Florida Statute §715.07 (towing)
ZIP 33004, 33009, 33019, 33020, 33021, 33022, 33023, 33024, 33312, 33314, 33316 · Highways: I-95, US-1, SR-7, Hollywood Blvd, Sheridan St · Neighborhoods: West Hollywood · Landmarks: Kindred Hospital South Florida - Hollywood, Young Circle Shopping Center, Hollywood, Hollywood Hills Plaza, Sheridan Street, Memorial Regional Hospital, Hollywood Broadwalk, Oceanwalk Mall · 26.0112, -80.1495